8 easy meals for everyday dorm life
By Connor Chomicki | Jan. 27, 2022When the thought of dining at Nelson or The District on West Green doesn’t fill your stomach with excitement, try these recipes to add some variety to your diet.
When the thought of dining at Nelson or The District on West Green doesn’t fill your stomach with excitement, try these recipes to add some variety to your diet.
Many students fail to venture out from the food enterprises they commonly order from and, in return, miss out on some of Athens’ best.
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“They’re not really worried about COVID as much as they’re worried about their image,” Summer Howman, a sophomore studying psychology, said.
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Surgical masks are not as effective as N95 and KN95 masks, but they are more preventative in curbing transmission compared to homemade or cloth masks, James Gaskell, commissioner at the Athens City-County Health Department, said.
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A transition plan within the Division of Student Affairs is being finalized and will be announced in the coming weeks.
The county currently has nearly 3,500 active coronavirus cases.
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As COVID-19 continues to affect those grappling with food insecurity, local food banks and pantries encourage those who can donate food, money or volunteer time to do so.
Over 2,000 students tested positive for COVID-19 during winter break or prior to Spring Semester move-in, Gillian Ice, special assistant to the president for public health operations, said.